JSP - Encoding problem? Euro currency values display become corrupted

Hi
We are having problem on our web application when trying to displaying euro currency.
A expected string such as "229 810,00 € " is displayed as "229Â 810,00 â‚¬".
Note that the page encoding is UTF-8, the line "<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />" is present in the header. Manually changing encoding to UTF-8 in browser did not fix the problem.
We have also noticed that when we deploy the same application in tomcat, we do not have this problem. The Euro currency is displayed correctly.
Are we missing some settings in our WebLogic Application Server that causes this problem?
thanks
Peter

Another really strange thing happened after i did a urlrewrite!!!
here is the two link:
link1: http://www3t2.irelandin1.com/AboutIreland/Meath/index.jsp
link2: http://www3t2.irelandin1.com/about_ireland.jsp?county=Meath
Actually, link 1 will be redirected to link2. It means the actual code executed for two links are the same. And the server is the one obviously.
But, you can find the difference: B?inne shown on link2 and B�inne shown on link 1
WTXXXX
Forget �, which i am using ú
Any helps??
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If some one know what is wrong. Is it me or some thing wrong with the method I followed. But I am sure that I followed exactly the same method as it given in examples. So if some one can guide me
Thanks

I just found that there is a bug with Sun One Studio 5. It creates faulty JSP file to test the client for the web services. With above problem I tested my web services using different developing environment such as Jdeveloper 10g. I created client stub using wsdl file generated by sun one studio. And made call to my web service and all the parameter reached perfectly at service end point. And then I used stub class created by sun one studio for the client and made the same call. And it also went well. So the problem is with the test application (JSP File) sun one creates for my web service.
This is the majore problem i faced during the development. But still there is many problem along with this which is not seriouse enough but requires attension. I would like sun developers to make sun one studio IDE simpler and handy .

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